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Newspaper
Corowa Chronicle
Location
Corowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 23, 1907
Page
3
Readable portions recount Joe Flick a bushranger in a chaotic assault at a hotel. The escape, shots, and pursuit unfold with witnesses describing the hostage scene and the eventual capture or retreat. Volunteers and police respond as the chronicle notes a dramatic confrontation and legal aftermath.
A fragmented ad section lists towns across Southern Riverina and North East Victoria including Neenang abury Balidale Berrigan Burgandin Brocklesby Bull Plain Burnumbuttock Clear Hills Colendina Carnidale Corona Coreen Cookardinin Calcairn Daysdale Greenhill Grubben Goombargane Henry Hopefield Howlong Jerilderin Kentucky Lockhart Lowesdale Mahonga Merton Middledate Munyabia Moorwatha Maulwala Worth Prentice Narrow Plain Overton Oaklands Pleasant Hills Quat Quatta Redlands Ringwood South Bundalonge Tarramia The Rock Urana Wahgunyah Watbundrie Walla Walla Wangamong Wangaratta Warmatin Ferong Creek Yarrawonga and even distant areas. The clipping ends with a garbled line about Tam and a “usual fl bag 1.”
Corowa postal service notices list arrivals and departures with times and routing details. The fragmentary text mentions schedules and posting of services for July and other months, along with possible notices to customers about parcel handling and delays.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an office and a Wednesday event with unclear details. The readable portion suggests a local notice or notice-like item, but essential people, places, or actions are not clear enough to identify a concrete event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Wahgunyah post office activity with dates and names partially legible. The entry mentions daily service, numbers, and local officials but lacks complete details to confirm specific actions or outcomes.
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